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... 1903. The Performers will include the following Popular Artistes: Soprano. M. Heightley; Contralto, P. Jainism; Tenor, Mr. Tom White; Baritone, Mr. F. Partridge; Vtotin and 'Cello, the Misses Tomlinson; Maedolines, Orton, and Messrs. Nugent and Salter; Nolo ...
... e manner. Hies tee piansierte solo% Fattowell and Schminiann'a Newel le is in a pleasing manner. A tong by 4 D .. . Tom White was accorded • hearty egged ameded ti by • tat modernag of me to Little Mins -.mpanityl on the piano by her bervelf • warm ...
... in 1847 when Mrs. Betts, mother of the present head. took charge of the school. Many years later Miss Denman married Mr. Tom White, the blind organist. In the early days of the schools. Divine Service was held in them, as there was no other building suitable ...
... and having taken the chair. re-. On the motion of rowncillor Crushes/. turned thanks. mentioned that b. ° iseeonded by Mr. Tom White. Mr. T Will following such pro's p• Mr WO- Tone* WA• re-eleeted secretary. and Tr , ter Evans. Mr. (Mr. turned thank. antiesil ...
... of the Nuneaton P.S.A. It was rather stra 170 that his death should have taken place at. the house of his old friend. Mr. Tom White, whilst paying him a few days' visit. • * • Hinckley's new Poor Law Institution Mastfor anu Matton, to whom, were made p ...
... wort to the nails' contemplated • visit he Lesdon for commove. ',i I. the Coronation. owing to the Awe that India To Mr. Tom White fell the idyllic snot. mo a t so d l ot the t so that • British ii'arkfase .irtiaornrwatetoCerosaticahave a ill inell ad ...
... D. Burton, for the benefit of Peacock Sick and Draw Club. 111. 18 a a good attendance of well-knovff local artists:—Mr. Tom White, Mr. Whitehouse. Mr. George Lambert. ii n Dan Meredith were well applauded their harmony. Mr. W Clatil IHE HOUS/i DIFFICULTY ...
... Deacon (songs), Alf. Clarke, P.P.G.A. (gongs), T. W. Webber, P.A. freeitations), W. Thompson. P.A.. Alf. ilirrison, P.A.. and Tom White (songs), cid Wilkinson, P.V.A. (minstrel). ...
... They ought go to live that thee rot he ashamed thee had to stand before the judgment spot of God. Dories the afternoon Mr. Tom White sang two with his usual elective use. Itkisthised In nest edema.) Buy Ilia a latet• Minor at Cat 14411110 s (igniebeid ...
... UNEN WAREHOUSE. 132, ABBEY STREET, NUNEATON. VY-BYVVYWY . CrYI %ft., 40. RE-OPENING OF NUNEATON grZENT PRESENTITION TO MB. TOM WHITE. HIPPDROME. Matinee Proczods of £B4 3s. Id. for Nuneaton Institutions. l'o the Editor. Tie follosing correspondence &bows ...
... and the vice-,resident. twitti the addition of Mr. Walter Coles. wern also re-elected o r the notion of Mr seconded by Tom White. _ Mr. Walte r Coles was appointed treanrer. Mr 'r Lawrenc was re-electsd secretary- and the Asisociation of Conservativo ...
... Tooth keel a nappy Tread, and her humorous remit sing id the a , trimtunn of Jack and 1 full of wit and sparkle. Mr. Tom White, apart • trite haereosear. gave a moornue rendering of Allitste's tong of Thanksdivine. and • feeliug interpretation o ...